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Aegean Dusk Aboard the Power Catamaran “Boss” — Mandraki to Kalithea and Back
A concise guide to the three-hour Power Catamaran Sunset Cruise from Mandraki Harbor — what to expect, what to bring, and who this intimate 24-passenger outing suits.
Aegean Dusk Aboard the Power Catamaran “Boss” — Mandraki to Kalithea and Back.
Embark from Mandraki Harbor on a three-hour sunset cruise aboard a luxury powered catamaran that threads Rhodes’ east coast, pauses for a swim and snorkel at Kalithea Springs, and concludes with the island’s celebrated Aegean sunset while you sample Greek wine and local delicacies.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Small group feel — maximum 24 passengers
The cruise limits numbers to 24 guests plus crew, preserving an intimate atmosphere on board and space to move on deck as you sail the coastline.
Swim and snorkel at Kalithea
The itinerary includes a one-hour stop at Kalithea Bay where the catamaran anchors so passengers can swim, snorkel, and observe local marine life up close.
Buffet of local delicacies and Greek wine at sunset
During the cruise guests enjoy a buffet dinner of local dishes paired with Greek wine as the boat returns toward Mandraki Harbor and the Aegean light fades.
What the day feels like
What the cruise feels like
You board at Mandraki Harbor and settle into a relaxed rhythm: a 45-minute scenic stretch, an hour at Kalithea for swimming and snorkeling, another coastal run, and a dedicated watch-the-sunset period before re-entering the harbor. The trip emphasizes sensory moments — salt air, clear Aegean water, and the changing light as dusk arrives.
INTIMATE CAPACITY
Small group feel — maximum 24 passengers
The cruise limits numbers to 24 guests plus crew, preserving an intimate atmosphere on board and space to move on deck as you sail the coastline.
SEA & SIGHT
Swim and snorkel at Kalithea
The itinerary includes a one-hour stop at Kalithea Bay where the catamaran anchors so passengers can swim, snorkel, and observe local marine life up close.
ONBOARD CUISINE
Buffet of local delicacies and Greek wine at sunset
During the cruise guests enjoy a buffet dinner of local dishes paired with Greek wine as the boat returns toward Mandraki Harbor and the Aegean light fades.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise is (and isn’t) best for.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Duration is three hours. Boarding and departure take place at Mandraki Harbor; check the operator’s boarding time for the specific departure you book.
Essential items: sun hat, swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and a camera.
A buffet dinner of local delicacies and Greek wine are provided during the cruise.
The catamaran carries a maximum of 24 passengers plus crew, offering a more relaxed onboard experience than larger ferries or day boats.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Power Catamaran Sunset Cruise “Boss”?
The cruise lasts three hours.
Where do I meet for the cruise?
Boarding and departure are at Mandraki Harbor.
Can I swim and snorkel during the cruise?
Yes. The itinerary includes a one-hour stop at Kalithea Bay for swimming and snorkeling.
Is food and drink provided?
A buffet dinner of local delicacies and Greek wine are provided on the cruise.
How many people are on board?
The cruise is limited to a maximum of 24 passengers plus crew.
Are there any health or accessibility restrictions?
The cruise is not suitable for people with mobility impairments or for high pregnant women.